It's that time again. Time for cosplayers to descend on the Tokyo Game Show. The two public days bring out some of the most talented and most interesting cosplayers around.
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Gaming on the go like you've never seen it before.
This just might be the best cosplay at this year's Tokyo Game Show: A little Cloud Strife from Final Fantasy 7: Advent Children riding a small Chocobo.
Saturday was the first public day at the Tokyo Game Show. Meaning? Throngs of people descended and lined up to play games. There was one title in particular people wanted to play, and that was Monster Hunter: World.
While Sega says it's created guidelines for Sonic, the assumption would be that promoting-Sonic-with-Hooters falls under them. I guess? Today at the Tokyo Game Show, Sega announced that it will be collaborating for a Sonic Forces promotion.
"Besides Nintendo, there really aren't that many character-type games in Japan," says Sega's Shun Nakamura. Sonic is one of the remaining few Japanese characters that isn't from Nintendo.
Let us take you on a magical tour of the Tokyo Game Show floor! Brian Ashcraft and I show you what's hot at the Capcom, Sega, Square Enix and Sony booths. We discover the secret Secret of Mana area as well as delicious plastic meat. Enjoy!
There's a limited-edition Nier Blu-ray disc for sale here only at Tokyo Game Show, and it's selling out in minutes every morning. The disc itself, a recording of a live concert of music from Nier and Nier: Automata, is something you can buy anywhere, but at TGS you can get one that's been signed by the game's creators.
As recently revealed, Dragon Ball FighterZ has an original fighter called Android 21.
Even though the character was created by Namco Bandai for the game, the company explained how the character was designed by Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama.
One of the biggest selling points of the first Ni No Kuni was the involvement of Studio Ghibli. For the sequel, however, the famed anime studio's name is nowhere to be found.
The Tokyo Game Show is underway! Today is the first business day, which means the show isn't yet open to the general public. The masses of people won't arrive until Saturday, giving us unobstructed views of the booths.
Typically, when Sony releases themed game hardware, the consoles come out the same day that the games do. That's not the case for this Monster Hunter World PlayStation 4.
Yesterday at Sony's pre-Tokyo Game Show press conference, Square Enix revealed a brand new game titled Left Alive.
The latest Final Fantasy heading to the PlayStation 4 is fan favourite Final Fantasy 9. It's out now, and mildly enhanced.
Not everything will be relevant to Western gamers, but Sony's pre-TGS press conference is usually always loads of fun. And if you'd like to tune in, you can do so right here.
